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Yes, got your mail, downloaded the stuff and had a look. Checked with both Win XP and Vista with each Live 8.1.3 and 8.1.4 and on XP additionally with 8.1.5b2. Could load and use all of your (quite nice, btw.) racks properly. Looks as if there are some further conditions that cause problems for the ...

Please send a mail to support@ableton.com, including a brief description again of what problems you experience, what exact error message you get, the Live and OS version you use and attach the problematic Live set(s). Please also include my name in the mail topic or body text. I'll have a look into ...

Please have a look into the Profire's manual and check to to which audio output ports the headphone out are connected. In Live's master track, set the Cue Out to that audio output ports and choose a different one for the Master Out (where you connect your studio monitors to, respectively). E.g.: A c...

Our developers have been looking into this and we'll provide a fix in one of the upcoming versions. I'll keep you informed.
Regards,

Torsten

Of course, when you get this message and select to load the set anyways, you switch to temporary demo mode and can't save anymore as long as it is loaded. Removing the tracks won't work here.

Please send me the set, I'll have a look.
Regards,

Torsten

Hi Jeremy, after the phenomenons you described, I'd first try to get rid of the legacy keyboard drivers you installed afterwards and see if the APC40 is working again.
Regards,

Torsten

Sure, this is possible - it's DAW basics. A MIDI clip simply contains control data that can be send to and interpreted by any instruments that are capable of. Those instruments can be Live's own instruments, third-party plug-ins or hardware synthesizers like your Micron. The MIDI track that contains...

No need to re-install Live at the moment. Are you sure that the APC40 is properly installed? When plugging into your machine for the first time, you should accurately run through all installation processes started by Windows until it finally shows you that the APC40 can be used now. Afterwards, when...

Hi Tim, it's not yet clear to me what problems you experience exactly. What do you mean by "features" in this context? The Live 7 installation is completely independent from any Live 8 one, so are it's devices, and you should always be able to have your original Live 7 version working. Wha...

Hi Trilussa,

which Live version do you use? If it is an older one, please try with our latest Live 8.1.4, we fixed some related bugs here.
Regards,

Torsten

We're talking about the input/output right beside the control surface chooser here, right? You don't have to care about the MIDI port settings below. Are you on Mac or on PC? With the latter, the APC40 may not show up with that name. Just try the available USB ports and make sure that input and outp...

Could reproduce that crash with Addictive Drums here. Doesn't seem to be a general issue though, could successfully drag and drop MIDI files from another plug-in into Live 8.1.4. But for AD, it always crashes when you reach the plug-in window border. And, indeed, it still works in Live 8.1.3. We'll ...

Well, just to be on the safe side, please try a proper clean installation again: 1. Unplug the Launchpad and un-install the Lauchpad drivers. (2. Re-start the machine) 3. Install the Launchpad drivers again. 4. Now connect the Launchpad to the machine. There should be som Win messages that it is det...

Hi Tarekith,

if you like, you may send me some of the racks that don't work on Win.
Regards,

Torsten

Hi steffvc, which specific Live pack do you mean? Where is it downloadable? Just to clarify the most obvious things first: the MIDI files only contain playing/control information. The sound you hear is produced by an instrument you'd need in that track that is playing back the clip. Regards, Torsten